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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
Mystertons yisitore.

Last Monday there were four travel
ers came in town, having conveyance
Of their own. They We're said TO have
cQme from Cherry Creek, or the neigh
h2rhood OF that PLACE. They went
about their business quietly, paid their
way in togn and appeared to be full
of business, but had very little to say.
From what intormatioA GOULD be gain,
ed they were supposed 70 he in the
Chicago, Darlington l. Quincy Rail-
road Company, WHO hava been view.
ing the country Ter the purpose of
asceriaining where can he found the
most eligible passes through the noun
tsips. They were. furnished with a
camping outfit. but 10 surveying in
sfFqqmenls were thrown in sight. One
Of the party is reported to have offered
that there would be \ new railroad
pass ten niles NORTH of Eureka within
two years from now One of the party
said to oqrreporter that there would
be no main line thrang Eureka, thsta
trunk line would CONNECT at this place.
bnt no definite information could be
gwen that would be useful to the pub.
lie at present. One of the party left
here by train on Wednesday, and the
others by theiY own conveyance on the
same day. While We sincerely wish
that We shall be blessed with additional
RAILROAD facilities IN the near future,
and would assist ths enterprise all that
lies in the power OF the Sentinel, to do,
we are NOT anxious to plant false hopes
in the breast Of the public. Our visit
ors may BE- only prospectors in search
of hiddea treasures, If which our
neighboripg bills are fHll, but as yet
only in tie infancy Of development.-
Eureka Sentinel. -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
A D~plsFe HE Rampage.

ViclQr Barre, Frenchman, who
keeps an Indian restaurant near tho
corner OF Main and Pine streets had a
thrilling experience this afternoon
Piute Jack totterinp under the intlu.
epce of poor whiskey, knocked at the
hack door OF the restaurant building
and demanded entrance. barre open.
ed the door and Immediately found
himself in tina grasp Of the copper
hued atAelete who proceeded to sweep
the floor with him. Seeing that It hid
come to either y drnbblng or race for
escape. he took the latter alternative
and fed. HI made for Mrs. Peltier's
house and had just closed the door
when Plqle Jack game against the
door with all his wei ght, shiyer'ng
'ha glass into y hundred pieces. BY
this inns Piu!s Jack was landed ~ the
middle Of tho atreet by well airscled
blow on HIS abandomen giysn by n
madwho had hurried to the trncas.
Sheriff Van Fatten then arrived on
the scene and took him to the cooler
A squaw, The mother of Piute Jack.
beloved loud and long, rs her prod
igal offspring was marched to the Jail
winch In sound resembled reed
orgpp with leaky bellows - Reueiiie
Victor closed his restaurant III Haw
thorpe on account of the peculiar con
duct Of his Indian customers who
would yet drunk and annoy him. y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

The last number of John Swinton's
paper, established IN 1893 has reached
us. In this number As announces The.
suspensioH Of tho pApHf apd bids m
afec'ionale farewell to all who have
stood by him.
LIS sad 10 $50 this noble hear!cd
big bralned man who threw his time
md fprlune nj the feet III The labor
movement, after long struggle 10 es
tahlish y labor organ, compelled T..
abmlon HE attempt and retire. broken
N health md finances.
Hr gave his great talents and his
high enthusiasm u men who never
rose high enough 10 appreciate II and
who let Imp nil when u Jew ihopsan.l-
wnn'd have save' HIM.
'Fhe ablr movement Iqsl the heavi.
"st 4'l" it had when this paper expired
ana it is not likely thai lis place will
ever as filled. IN closing, swini"n
pays this ,ribnIs t" his wifei RI can.
not LEI This paper fall inIn the phys
of obliyion wilb0gl making this first
and last referanGs 10 NY wife, who
during the p,s' four ysEs. has heep,lo
me = lrue and lirciess Aalameet, qpdr'
every circuins'anap, in al! the trying
work that has iaihg TO my lot. Clt
AllSoriur Eve nlnna knnws ia. sc.,,,..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
OH Xeak.e RIwde.

James Cassidy has very god pros
pe.l Up two ipplines, on diheren, ledg,s
shart distance from The Virginia
nina at Yankee Blade. We saw n
piece Of rock 1T the International 10.
aay wbic. viii assay up in the 'hm>
ands, II being Gne OF the prelt'es, spec
linens we have seen at rich rBh;
silver. we aRdcrsland that he has y
nHmher of SACKS in his eqbin s,aNpl
AWAY in ope Garner. and that it woylA
take 4 good round sum To hpy him ug'
just " present, He j. now he Bonipya
k'ng ST Yankee Blade, AMI lhe alher
boys bqye to stand around and wtl.ie
for bia luck. One Of the hystaglMs
In lf:nk ~ il. made the remtrk ,hg,
"he W;s hunting Just sncll le'lg,s aud
Had \ good notion 10 jnmp The claim"
tn" bnys of Yankee BLADE feel sure
INV 'hr old camp IS ti'e.es!" stay r.
MsSs,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
COryYllte CrOabpiDgs.

Professor Greenstreet is under eel,,
tract to furnish music tor the rifcu-
Company mex, summer.
Fletcher and FieRsy ars preparing
to work tue Jumbo mine on y small
scale.
Frank Williams and E.!. Kinney ore
taking some fias gold rosk from ihpir
claim near HYn'pon's.
Lyon county Farmers are getting
their stock ON of tIR moYntains
around the Big iadian.
Mrs. Mooney Hf Aur9ra and Mrs.
Gallagher of Cameron Wpre here on !.
visit last week.
Billy NloDonald, the wild animal
trainer Of The Circus Company tried to
train Chipaman's had'dog. The dog
made savage fight and biz the trainer
in several places. Billy ihen caught
him by lhs throat with one band and
opening bis poke, knife With MI
teeth cqF the alimal in,p'a. number nj
harmless pieces.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

gandelaria. October 18th 1887

OSNotSt iOtkt toot
We are still cutting out the station
for the ninth Lowell. The south cross;
Gut from the east drift on the 9Th level
is in "a feet the south cross CIV, from
the e'b wesi is in sl9 feet. The south
cfqsscpt fran the iNlermediale between
ihe oh and 9Th ieeels has been stopped
and north erass-cHl has been stated
pppasIte tbs same; ibis is now In eight
feet aRd shows . small straak of low.
grade ore. The main slope between
the fogr.h and 9th leEels is not look.
so well where We are extending it to
the west, the face to-day shows two
feet af $50 aFe. The Slope near the
and winze on The 4th lpyel shows three
feet of 49, aaarz We are drying u
north crass.cut from ihe intermedlate
between the ard and fourth levels neaF
the LIST wipge, this cross-cut is ip forty
feet and has ept a sNall streak OF $40
ore near the face. Fhe vest DRIFT In
the intermediate between the end and
Bird levels east of the shaft Is ip a feet
and shows . small amount Of $40 org.
The south Slope on the east drift on the
End level shows 8 feet of 500 ore. The
lower intermediate slope hetgeen the
1st and End level shows fo9r feet Of
=
800 are, the upper iptermeaiate stope
betweep the same levels shaws three
feet of $50 ore. The mill has been
running steadily during the week and
doing good work. ''''
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

CEroniGir Union; The Railroad
Surveyors who wcre here n few months
agn. and supposed To hs in the employ
OF tho hcnv'r " Rio qWnde Company
ARE still in our mountains looking out
route this c,Innty. There are one or
two such corBs At work! Nn this route,
but all aFe ct Ifemely clpse-moutiled as
to the pame.ai thrir employees. J. c.
.McTarnslan, formerly st Bridgeport
hat nav # Sannra, was here ~ Mon
day, le,ns IN VI employ OF one Of he
aprporai!llpps IN, fading lbe lowest PASS
over TIL. Sic1raf, hut he was no,. .Tom
muuicative on railroad matters. How
ever n, "little bird' has t9ld us That one
OF the companies has a goad rohtc Sc
lecied through this sectipn, and that
1900 men wi be at work pext year
grading the insi between Oakland ann
this section, ana that 1000 or more
will be working this way from Salt
Lake City. The good tins Is coming
wait little longer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

Some odd things take place in aal-
oons which become the resort ofsteady
customers. The old chaps who gather
in at regular hours have many ways Of
creating fun and amusement for them.
selves. In place an Tweaty.third
street the other night there were q
dozen "old timers who were pussling
their gray heads for novelty. One Of
them offered To bet that oaMpasinn
eiuld not cal live sqasre soda pgapkers
IN five consecutive minutr> wi,AoW
drinking 10 moisten his tongue and
,hraat. Tho task seemed such y light
one that the bet WAS promptly taken,
On the third cracker THO spost began.
The man who attempted the task was
ILLEGALLY choaking by The lime he set
his laeth ON the fourth cracker, and
had not taken more than a mouthful
when time was called. Meanwhile
the tears were running out of his eyes,
and they were bullying out In sympa.
thetic response to the pain In his gullet
One man said he had seen the trick
attempted a hundred tliaes but never
successfully. Tban some one started
adisiassion about weiss beer, and a
bet was made that no one In the party
could drink glass of it in a single
draught. II Is a common thing to see
thirsty befr.drinkers swallow a glass.
fpl OF ordinary lager at one draught
Everybody thought it might be rs
,eaisly dane With weiss beer. But the
trial Rrodsced iye ridiculous looking
men holding halfempty glasses, while
lhair mouths stood open from the
effects of the gathering gas. Weiss
beer is full OF gas, aud can only bt
drank slowly,-H \. Iriaugs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
Jim Plat and Jesus Salzar are the

| Jitn flatt ARD Jesus Salzar are the
champion wheelmen of Hawthorne.
Any person can run bicycle, but 1t
takes practice 10 roll big wagon
wheel that weighs ton.
Cattlemen throughout the State are
| taking steps TO enforce the law reoulr.
ing butchers to keep correct record
OF the brands and ear marks on all the
hhldes they take of.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Battle Mountain to Galens has
| been let to J. A. Blossom. The service
will be three times a week, On Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Crockysll is taking good pictures.
He takes them 50 quickly you don't
need to wink, qnd makes You as band
some as the nstHre Of the case will
allow. 1t Is easier than having
tooth pulled. .s
Watches OF anything in the line of
jewelry needing repairs, If left At o
+. TaSlorf win. be forwarded to- a
/ first.class workman. GOOD work
guaranteed, prompt atiepsion ard
reasonable prices. \
The Boston JoqFnal of Health says;
Some one comes forward with the
theory THAT cigaretp smoking tepds 70
softening OF the brain. Fhis is not
exactly nigh. but soflening Of the bFpip
tends TO cigarette sm9kking:
Casius Van De Mark of the firm Of
George F. Van De Mark y Co. Of Sap
FRANCISCO has been making an extsn.
ded Business trip through this section
and has taken many orders for the
notions in which his firm deals.
Billy Mcpoqald was In lowp on Fri.
day looking after portipp Of the
machinery for the arrastre, WHICH for
scope reason has been delayed, Every.
thlng is ready TO begin work On rock
tr9m the PIG Indian as seaR rs the
few missing parts arrive.
Il is stated that not a steer will he
fed fog market IN Paradlse Valley,
H4l m bl,9old county, this year, owing ~
ths, scarcity of hay, The diver,ng Of
the waters from their natufal aha.nnsl
of the Humboldt river 10 alleged by
the unfortunate farmers to bs lhe
failure of the crop.
Inyo Independent; A large ditch.
Ing machine made IN Chicago was
landed at independence Station last
Wednesday. The machine is to be
used on the east side canal. The build
ers Of this machine claim for it that It
Gill d. much greater amount Of
work than any other now in use. This
MACHINE is OF the elevator class, that
liiCFtss the dirt md conveys it upon OF
.4sy9nd The The banks of the canal..
twill take some days yet to test ITS
merits here, II successful more may
be brought To the valley, III IL elsmed
that several of the same Kind prc in
successful "pcrasion III 'Rlher parts OF
the l'4Ic aqd in Colorado and Idaho.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

The follawing names were regis
cred at the NgcleAs during the past
week:
james II. Croekwell, Salt Lake CITY
X. Z. Roth,
E.O. Grant. Reno,
Father Dillon, Bodic,
Geo Penter,
J. :. Gregory, San Francisco,
Geo. II. plummer. Mason Valley,
G. B. Van De Mark. san Francisco
George Caravere, Hawthorne;
II. F. Smith. Carson Cityj
G, l.. Logan, Penryn;
e A. Collins. u wife, Bishop Creek ;
John Candle, San Francisco;
Frank Boyland. Coryville:
A. P. Hornbrook, 5. +;
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

For II long time HE miners of Cerro
Gorlo district have been concentrating
lheiraores in IL primitive manner ~
.Iis9erville on Owens Laks about Two
mfles below Keeier on he road i'roji,
The District to the town. They have
hteu using horse power and have dem
.onstraled that ,ha work will pny.
Large concentrating works ayr now
to be erected and the c. X c. truck i,
in coursc uf txiension 10 that point
This Track. will rnon he Ibid pnd the
works will propaljy be N iull "prla
tIol 10 few mouths,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

President. Mount Cory Mining [

President. Mount Cory Mining ~.
San Francisco Gala.
Dear Slr--Durlny the pasi week We
have ,nn,lc II fee' in ,hr west ,ros.'
eut az, lie 500 foot level, aud 81 f'r'
IN the casi ciosscui IN ,he 3pl lno
level. Ten qnd Dpc h,if cords is Iln
amoHpI of w.nd consumed Numbcl
Of 'neu employed twenty 'wG.
W hceler Allep
Smperin'endrnI.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

After rest of nearly two ysaps, the
Navajo Independence mill slaEied up
last Thursday, and the Times Heview
predicts that the clai.er of its stamps
w''l he heard continuously Tor tYo
years to come, ard furnish 4 stead,
stream of bullion which will ATTRACT
A''en'i"n 10 our Damp, The qFe viii
n. sanrlied from The Nnf,h Beilp IsIn.
fhr Grand Prize mill viii folloW snil
In '''"u' 4 week. or tap fiays On are
from the NivadA Queen, 1hera 4ill
=" dividends in "a number Of the TIPS
~. "r"in, mA Sn}Ang,--3im r..
y'rH
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

IN ope paper Yls died in the Re.
ral,jer's 9ffcc dgrIns the Rast week
his Sqs \ tn'pSy4e from Le''a,rd
CsS,.H.tis ~ ljcslfr Courtemarcllr ou
Ihe Sps, side 1f lqt block 81 in The
ipwa III fawIlunrDp
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26
SAMPLES.
ss.tR.

Ethc.'' - e =
Sara Winnempcca is again widow
IC. Ballard was in tlqqy town on satur'
day.
George Pepter was in town last
week,
Top Daley has gone to work on the
Eagle
A. W. proDker went to Aurora l AZ
Saturday,.
Billy Hall has been in town for a
few dnys;
George White returned from Dayton
on Sunday. - p7ss
A. Garrrrd returned from Virginia
on Sunday,
Hogan has a APe supply of hope
cured hams.
The Pamlico is still yielding exceed.
ingly rich rock.
Doctor Reed will DO In Candelaria
every Thursday. y
A new pump has been ordered for
the Kinkegd null.
The new stock yard is finished AND
ready for business. -
There is rumor OF another big
ranch sale in Sweetwater.
Fine neY Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by E. p, Lovejoy, Wabuska.
Applegate's cold water bleaching
soap, for sale ct o. F. Taylor's.
RI. Laws apd ]. A. Yerington re.
turned from Keeler lsss Friday.
The Mount Diasl< @aippea 7 bars of
bullion yesterday val}e 5000.
b. E. Green wrought a large load of
hay from swesawater op Monday.
A large lmad of horses ,sl coming.
through this county from California.
Paddy c,pysy has been ia rowp for
few days rtis.ng calIca and bohneis
Frank Boyha and George Dewar
came down from CoryviiIe on -Mosday.
There is another fire 10 the sierras
IS is shown. by the smoky atmosphere.
There is nov a lot of Ramlico ore a,
freight house ready tor shipment to
Kinkead. rr.j
,Tubino has opened pocket in the
Col. Gold Bar WHICH contains as much gold
~ quartz
The rock now ip sight IN the Mon.
treal Is as,rich as any ever taken from
thu ledge.
O, F. Taylor is renewing his entire
stock CT dry.goods, notions, medi.
Glncs etc.
4 Some secondhand hair.cloth furni
tuee, in good condition, for sale by
o. F. Taylor.
Capt. p. J. Dunno, the Deputy Rev.
enue oiheer went thr8AgA to Aurora
last Monday.
Nnbr,a prominent Piute citizen is
having boa hHil' for priy''e and
speculative use
John McGillis has left the Bodie.
stage line and FRED Fletchsr is now
holding the lines.
John Kelley hAd a horse die on the
grade as he was coming GOWN from
Bodie on Saturday.
Universal metal powder for sale by
Q: +. raylor.' Cleans -1H brigAtens
all metals inpstantly. -.
Billy Robinson came from Virginia
last sunday and went cp to Eeeler
where he is going to work.
Ed. leringlon came OPT from Carson
yesterday aud went on Il Inyq County
70 hunt ducks and buy land.
The Fulton Iron Works. Sun Frsr.'l
cisco, were destroyed hy fire on Wed
nesday. entailing boss of x2Qp,pO0
As will be seen by notice under new
I" day t;e,rse Dcwur has Sold his sal
pon III Caryyille to Billy Mcdonald. q,
Ducks ARE swimming on the Lake
and indians are kept busy protecting
their game from wild white hdnier-.s
John A'chispp is now on M enune
at the soaih end of the road Bill
Collamore viii take bis place in lia
shop.
Tobe cros,man is pow NJ work on
the G"llen Esgle, 'ns ing "q' ore, "Aile
waiting for the gesfing ipr 'he 81
indian acraane,
Mis- Ad'lu Lhr'lIp, of Gars"p w,,H'-
has ben wishing with Mrs ti.i.lar
White Tor so'pc weeks lefl Tor sr'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

The mrmlnrs at lite Grand jury oi
Es,neralia comfy are npti ied 10 me-.
in ilawlhmns On 4'klJqy. Novra'~i
~.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-26

b 4 F"reg'iri:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-18
PUBLIC BENKRACTORs.
IRON KRtitas LEDGER. |


Monday evening the oitizsns met on
call to bear the report OF the Committee
appointed TO view and locate a road to
the Big Bend country aud the Salmon
river mines. The COMMITTEES was com
prised Of Msssrs. Wilkin and Reed.
They reported having locked over the
country, and foard an almost naiurel
wagon road down the Q1ilameen to the
Oolumbia. With little expense they
claim it could be made a good road, 10
entirely oct Of the deep snow line. and
IN fact is the only practical, all the year
round wagon road toward the Okapo-
gan cOuntry. TIE road will follow the
Qniiamesu to Its mouth, then 40 the
Columbia to point opposite Moses
ooolie. Here ferry will be run. From
the eaet side Of the river at this point
the Big Bend people will construct q
road 10 the mouth of tbs Okanogsn riv-
er. This viii give direct route from
T. lensburph to the mining district.
With but little work the Weuatchee
people can have access to this road.
While it will be from ten to fifteen
miles lenQeT than the route now travel
ed, they will have the advantage of
having a road over which they can trav.
ell any day in the year. In order that
work might be done promptly and IN
der good management, Mr.. Wilkin NOV
ed that q Committee be appointed to
incorporate the road. After some dis
eussiOn, which shoSed tsis the most
feasible plan, the motion was adopted.
Messrs. Sterling, Wallace and Reed
we're elected as ineoFporators. All per-
sons who have donated money are 10
become stockholders to the amount of
their subscriptions. As soon as moor
porated meeting OF the stockholders
will be called, trustees elected and work
begun immediately.
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AsT0yIsuIIC srCCRsa.

II is the duty Of every person Who has
used Bosehee's German Syysp to LET It's
wonderful qualities be known TO their
friends in curing consumption. severe
coughs, cr0np. asihma, pDsamonis, and
in fact ell throat and lung diseases. No
psFson can use il without immediate
relief. Three doses will relisve any case,
and re consider IL the duty Of all drug
Rists to recommend il to the poor, dying
coDsumptive, 81 least 10 try one bottle,
as &C, 900 dozen bottles we're sold last
year, and no one case where ID failed
vas reported. Suoh q medicine e. the
German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about IT,.
sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents.
Regular size. 70 cents. Sold BY all
druggists and dealers in the United
States and Canada. dV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-18

FERRI TO THE CovE.-In order TO &C.
esmmodate the largs number Of persons
who are attracted to smiths Cove by
business and pleasure. q has about bsen
determined 90 place the little steam
launch Uma on the route between this
city and that point, 10 run until regular
trains are put on she road BY the Seattle,
Lake Shore aud Eastern Hallway Gem
pany. At present persons Who have
occasion TO Wait the cove on business,
or for the purpases Of locking az prop.
erty with references - investment. Or
for any other reason are compelled 20
travel over q very rough and rounda
about road, aud there is no doubt that
q fssry MAKING regular trips 90 that
point woald be q paying Investment.
There are already = large lot OF msn
employed In the construction Of the
road from the cove toward the head Of
Laks Washington. and many more Will
s1op be repaired. The Una will fur
uish these men . cheap aud oomfoFta
bic Vay Of gstiine from the city 10 tAsis
work and frSm their woEk 30 the city.
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GKr EID OF TuAr Ra1 rlsTT,

when you uaks % ia the morning
with = bad taste 10 your uoaih, With
yoaf throat aud tongue iry and a vel
ios coating On ycur teeth ard gums,
dent imagine it was Al caused By shat
yon ate tie EiEht eefor~. OF eourse
eery ooay does thAt aud every BODY
"sweArs o." frnn again eating snsh
facd, The troable . tsNs yoar liver IL
ologgcd. vouF kIdneys are oversorksa
srd yCar e1Sels sre uas g. 40 thsir
duiy. lake freq lhfec o. tau - BEAS
rAETg's fTG1s and r. the saddrz Aud
SsCdeE.al change N vonr system. au
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-18

Mrs WiasloW's Sooihins syrup. for
shitarrn e. thius. Il toe prescripstca %
eoeaf ihs hesi tsuzais nurscs ARD phy
s1cfahs In Tie I aalsd STATES. and has
h~en esd fat taEfy yesu With uFvsr
falling sgeees- oy niiliUns q molasFs
tos their shgidrer. DartsE she proosss
q tectssns tis vslne Is inesl-R abe Il
relieves tee shild frons pstn. O. re dys-
snicry and diarrkusk, gnp3Uz IL sts
bowels sns Wind coils. ~ etxsue
hssitA - TIE child it rests the rratasF.
price IS = bottle. anygfwfy
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parties whose aondaes doss not nos rive
any excuse for pr0hibition, uoald b
the oniy parties snnoysd - H. While
tie sal0ona th2f are nos . 11ts&Dea
voald become mo1s II . nnisanees eoo
the mere aserss and oOEert thsy beeame
the larger woald bs ths b1zzi1z swarD
Of niahs Gina Of the hArreoz. the ban
mera, he bibai0as boys Of behe@lan
tastss and lOusaing teDpersment- fes
0pen saloon d Evil. bal the covert sAlso1
weald BE worse; it wouid out The earth
from under oar feet; IL wozid be mob
some cellar full Of naxrOon rats and
toads. and the f1x1TiGnt bat Ghasiiy
growth THAI in darkness springs cat Of
rOttiBg potatoes in she vapor Of dan
ge0n-
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should Eot hesitate to wait upou tho~e
~ WitA such diseases a. smallpox /,
cholera or scarlet fever. There is little
80 b feared BY persons waiting on tAe
SICK u they wili uss Dalby's Prophylac.
sc kiaid iresly. In sickrooms it should
he exposed on = plate or Saucer. and the
patient sponeed 81 With the aaid d..
lated. For safety. CLEANLINESS and CON
fort IN tie siekroom the aaid is indis-
pSC saba. du